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| Barbara Ehrenreich = American writer and critic; author of a major positive-thinking critique
| Benjamin Fairless = American steel executive; former U.S. Steel president and chairman
| Bing Crosby = American singer and actor; major 20th-century entertainer
| Bureau of Internal Revenue = Former name of the U.S. Internal Revenue Service
| Burma–India border = Border region between Burma and India
| Business Insider = American business and tech news website
| Cleveland = City in Ohio, United States
| Columbia University = Private Ivy League research university in New York City
| Crawford H. Greenewalt = American chemical engineer; DuPont president and Manhattan Project manager
| Creative Educational Services = Leadership-development consultancy founded by David J. Schwartz
| Dave Mahoney = American business executive; became Good Humor president at 33
| David J. Schwartz = American marketing professor; author of The Magic of Thinking Big
| Detroit = City in Michigan, United States
| E. I. du Pont de Nemours = American chemical company commonly known as DuPont
| Eric Sevareid = American journalist and author; longtime CBS commentator
| Forbes = American business magazine and media company
| Forbes Councils = Invitation-only professional community run by Forbes
| Gabriele Oettingen = German psychologist; researcher on motivation and mental contrasting
| Georgia State University = Public research university in Atlanta, Georgia
| Good Humor = American ice cream brand and company
| Illinois = U.S. state in the Midwest
| Lyndon Johnson = U.S. president; promoted practical people skills and persuasion
| Mayo Clinic = American nonprofit academic medical center
| Minnesota = U.S. state in the Upper Midwest
| Mr. Activationist = Personified archetype of the doer who acts promptly
| Mr. Defeat = Personified inner foreman representing self-defeating thoughts
| Mr. Passivationist = Personified archetype of the procrastinator who avoids action
| Mr. Triumph = Personified inner foreman representing can-do, positive thoughts
| Prentice-Hall = American educational and professional book publisher
| Red Cross = Humanitarian organization providing emergency assistance and disaster relief
| Simon & Schuster = American publishing company
| Simon & Schuster Audio = Audiobook imprint of Simon & Schuster
| Simon & Schuster Fireside = Trade paperback imprint of Simon & Schuster
| The Guardian = British national daily newspaper
| The Magic of Thinking Big = Self-help book by David J. Schwartz
| The Times of India = Indian English-language daily newspaper
| Tim Ferriss = American entrepreneur and author; podcaster and investor
| U.S. Steel = American integrated steel producer
| Vermilion Life Essentials = Nonfiction series imprint by Vermilion
| Wisconsin = U.S. state in the Midwest
| World War II = Global war in the mid-20th century
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